Hey, what’s that? It looks like the zine I made about my garden last autumn and then totally forgot about, but it must actually be the zine I made about my garden last autumn and then strategically filed away until it was seasonally relevant again.
Nope, it’s the first one.
Either way, though, I now have twelve copies of my sixteen-page zine, ‘Grow’ (The Story of a Girl, a Vegetable Garden, and Two Anthropomorphic Cats) — hot off my home printer some six or seven months ago, and then gently and slowly cooled for your reading enjoyment.
It’s the story of my garden last year, as told by my cats (because, as I explain in the zine, I can draw cats but not people), along with various tips and a handful of recipes. Drawings! Hand-written words! Fancy lettering! Oh, the excitement.
I’ve got a dozen all ready to go, and I’d be happy to send one your way for $5. That’s five American dollars, including shipping (within the US — please add another dollar for international shipping). If you e-mail me at anna.torborg[AT]gmail.com, I will send you a PayPal request. And I’ll make sure to update this post if/when I’ve run out of copies!
Did I mention the envelopes have address labels with a drawing of Booty on them? He has a fancy mustache!
Hmm… tempting.
I remember that zine. That was a really good zine. In my country we would pay many more than five dollars for such a zine. I recommend it. I’m going to get my copy and check that I read every bit of it.
I remember that zine too! I have a copy of it and I especially like all of the parts of it, the words and the pictures. I would give it a thumbs up!
i am emailing you for my own copy. i love anthropomorphic cats! I am emailing now! thanks for letting them cool off- it might have been dangerous or harmful if handled hot off the press!
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Do you still have copies of this zine? Looks great, and nicely cooled.